China's stricter PM2.5 limits may reduce deaths and help meet WHO 2040 goals

China's stricter PM2.5 limits may reduce deaths and help meet WHO 2040 goals

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China has introduced tighter limits on PM2.5 air pollution, which could significantly reduce mortality rates associated with air quality. This move aligns with efforts to advance the World Health Organization's 2040 target for improved air quality and public health.

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